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 1 2 |      arms, nor Mars to the lyre; Jupiter will not claim medicine,
 2 10|                            X. OF JUPITER, AND HIS LICENTIOUS LIFE.~
 3 10|         and father of all these, Jupiter, whom they believe to possess
 4 11|          VEILED THE TURPITUDE OF JUPITER.~But some one will say that
 5 11|      with reason. They said that Jupiter changed himself into a shower
 6 12|           For when they say that Jupiter had by lot the kingdom of
 7 12|         Saturnus, and afterwards Jupiter, dwelt, or a part of the
 8 13|             XIII. THE ACTIONS OF JUPITER ARE RELATED FROM THE HISTORIAN
 9 13|         account of the origin of Jupiter, and his exploits, and all
10 13|        the origin and kindred of Jupiter and his brothers; after
11 13| Euhemerus therefore relates that Jupiter, when he had five times
12 13|      letters Zankronou, which is Jupiter the son of Saturnus. It
13 20|          to Venus Calva: also to Jupiter Pistor, because he had advised
14 21|         did not give way even to Jupiter, though he was an unwrought
15 23|         immolated to the Cyprian Jupiter, as Teucer had appointed.
16 23|   strangers to Diana; the Latian Jupiter also was propitiated with
17 23|        the mystery of the Cretan Jupiter represents the manner in
18 24|       and Melissa, who nourished Jupiter with goats' milk and honey;
19 24|        sacred history, says that Jupiter himself, after that he received
20 25|        from Iapetus the uncle of Jupiter. For when first of all Jupiter,
21 25|   Jupiter. For when first of all Jupiter, having obtained supreme